ABA Holds Election of Directors
The Clare Isabella Artificial Breeders Assn. held its annual meeting January 31 at the Orr Community Building with about 100 from Clare Isabella and Midland counties. Harold Brooks opened the session after a turkey supper. Merrill Buschlen of Lansing spoke on farming methods and independence. Perry Geeck and David Gross were re elected to the board. Delegates to the State annual meeting are Alvin Walton Harold Brooks Warren White. Alternates are Lysle Calkins and Elvie Larrance.
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Clare~Isabella Art~ificial Breeders Assn
Orr
Clare
Isabella
Midland
Harold Brooks
East Lansing
Ed Wright
Merrill Buschlen
Lansing
Michigan Farm Bureau Services Division
Perry Geeck
David Gross
Alvin Walton
Warren White
Lysle Calkins
Elvie Larrance
Pin Leaders Posted In Clare Bowling Tourney
Clare Bowling Association standings as of February 3 show early pin leaders in team, doubles, and singles events. Handicapped scores list Holley Carburetor and Clare Alleys near the top, with pairs Tony Branigan and Ralph Slocum and Don Holbrook Jr. with Paul Managian leading doubles, and Bill Willkie, Dick Penny, and Bob Roth leading singles.
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Clare Bowling Association
Holley
Clare Alleys
Tony Branigan
Ralph Slocum
Don Holbrook
Safe Record For Pesticides
Dr Lloyd M Turk of Michigan State University urges farmers to rely on pesticides noting they prevent insect borne disease and help feed more people. He warns food costs and quality would fall without chemicals and fertilizer, while safety records remain strong despite misuse concerns.
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Lloyd M. Turk
Direcor
Michigan State University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Michigan Muck Farmers Association
Turk
Farwell Senior Carries Two Titles to Grayling Contest
Carolyn Horning, Farwell High School senior and former Miss Farwell, will compete in Grayling for the Miss Michigan Winter Sports crown. She travels Friday to Sunday under sponsorship as Miss Farwell and Miss Mott Mountain, with backing from the Farwell Chamber of Commerce and JayCees. Horning, 18, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Horning of Herrick Road. Community leaders praise the trip as an era of opportunity for Farwell and hope it becomes an annual event to boost local visibility.
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Carolyn Horning
Farwell
Grayling
George Horning
Herrick Road
Bud Loomis
C of C
Larry Laverty
JayCees
Carolyn
County to share 7 thousand tax in lieu of state land levy
Clare county and 31 northern lower peninsula counties receive nearly 300000 in annual payments in lieu of taxes on state land. Clare will get about 7000, other counties range from 30000 to 32 in Newaygo. Funds come from the Conservation Department to districts by acreage in state forest and game lands.
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Clare County
Lower Peninsula
The
Conservation Department
Roscommon County
Newaygo County
Michigan
Department
Game and Fish Protection Fund
Theft Solved Before Things Are Missed
Clare youth Michael Roy Snear 18 pleaded guilty to petty larceny for stealing three pairs of boots a jacket and a sweater from Fellers store. Judge William Dunlop ordered restitution and one year probation after police recovered the items and obtained his admission. An additional inquiry into vandalism at the city skating rink near the Public Elementary School was settled with parental cooperation.
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Clare
Feller
Michael Roy Snear
William Dunlop
Randy Vining
Snear
Milan Shepard
Chapel Fund Gets Start With County Pledge
Judge Robert Campbell Clare announces Clare County’s share in a 300000 drive to build an interfaith chapel at the State Hospital in Traverse City. The three week campaign includes Jerry Forsberg and John Hanson on the county committee. Pledges may be paid over three to four years.
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Robert Campbell Clare
State Hospital
Traverse City
Clare County
Jerry Forsberg
John Hanson
Farm Bureau Calendar Dates Set In Clare County
Clare County Farm Bureau board met at the Garver home on January 28. Dates were set for events. The county Women’s Committee program by Mrs. Walter Krompetz was approved, including family night and an open meeting on the new State Constitution provisions. Robert Carter named county nominee for the Michigan Farm Bureau Livestock Committee. district rep chosen by state president Walter Wightman.
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Clare County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Walter Garver,Jr
Walter Krompetz
Robert Carter
Clare County
Michigan Farm Bureau Livestock Committee
Walter Wightman
Reading Topic For PTA Panel At Clare Public Schools
The Clare Public Schools PTA announces a Monday evening meeting on student reading instruction methods. A teacher panel will explain the local reading program and answer questions, followed by a film strip and sound recording Your Child and Reading. Booklets will be given to families for home reference.
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Clare Public Schools Parent- Teachers’ Association
PTA
CHS Narrowly Misses Lead in Tight Loss to Sacred Heart
CHS trailed late and could not overturn a game-long edge, losing 72 to 67 as Tom Horgan led with 24 points. Skip Kegg added 7, Ralph Buchholz 14, with CHS briefly leading near halftime at 32 29 before the setback.
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Pioneer Basketeers
Sacred Heart
Academy Quintet
CHS
Tom Horgan
Skip Kegg
Ralph Buchholz
Glare
Academy
Pioneer Cage
Clare
Corunna
Jim Raymond
Horgan
GHS
Mt.Pleasant
Raymond
Jerry Russell
Kegg
Buchholz
Russell
Gladiolus Bulb Auction Set by Mid Michigan Society
The Mid Michigan Gladiolus Society will hold its annual bulb auction this Sunday afternoon starting at 2:00 p.m. The sale takes place at the Airport Community Center located 1.25 miles east of Mt. Pleasant on M-20, just north of Jackson's Grocery Store.
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Mid- Michigan Gladiolus Society
Airport
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson
Glad Auction and Recreation Spending Probe in Michigan
Michigan residents spent about 75 million dollars last year on state facilities managed by the Conservation Department. Parks accounts for 37.2 million, forests 27.7 million, fishing sites 8.3 million, and game areas 1.7 million. Department Director Gerald E. Eddy says facilities are insufficient to meet growing outdoor demand, noting 38 000 families were turned away from state parks.
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Conservation Department
Michigan
Gerald E. Eddy
Eddy
Clare Band Dominates Harrison Festival With Nine Top Finishes
Clare school musicians won four first places and no worse than second at the 1963 Solo and Ensemble Festival at Harrison High School. Calla House and others earned top awards in piano, clarinet, cornet, brass and woodwind groups. Several soloists and ensembles received second awards, with many slated to perform at the annual Band Spring Concert next Thursday evening.
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Clare School
Harrison High School
Clare
Lloyd Conley
Calla House
Marcia Schlafley
Diana Kleiner
Jane Bell
Diane Demo
Paul St. Germaine
Charles Beltinck
Bob Wood
Stan Hampton
Muriel Johnson
Gary Norcutt
Larry Norcutt
John House
Louise Mackensie
Paul St.Germaine Cornet
Elaine Burdo
Sherrie Green
Charles Stirling
Kay Bergstrom
Connie Mogg
Greg Brooks
Cathy Grogan
Rock and Mineral Club features gem inlaid tables
Clare Rock and Mineral Club held a February 4 meeting in the grade school band room where Irwin Campbell of Central Michigan University spoke on how to make a rock covered coffee table. Unusual inlaid tables and a ten week gem study course were highlighted by president Garrit Hamstra.
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Clare Rock and Mineral Club
Irwin Campbell
Central Michigan University
United States
Michigan
Clare, Rock and Mineral Club
Garrit Hamstra
Marion Whitney
Pentecostal Radio Hour Set to Air Weekdays on WCRM
A new religious program titled Religious Radio Hour will debut on WCRM in February. It will air daily after 5:30 p.m. through Friday with Rev. John speaking. The Assembly of God church sponsors the broadcast focusing on messages from the word of God.
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WCRM
Assembly of God4
John
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Carolyn Herning
Mott
Meryl Graham
Bill Bauer
U.s.treasury Department
Ardis
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Rosebush
Farm Bureau
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Campbell
CMU
Howr
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